Ariadna Ripoll Servent

Ariadna Ripoll Servent is a Professor at the University of Salzburg, specializing in Political Science. Her research focuses on the European Union's migration policy, the impact of populist governments on EU decision-making, and the role of institutions like the European Parliament. She has been actively involved in research projects such as DK SCEUS: Doktorandenkolleg SCEUS/Humer-Stiftung, serving as a Principal Investigator since 2023.

• Specializes in EU external migration policy
• Analyzes populist strategies in EU governance
• Investigates institutional reforms in the European Parliament

Her recent publications explore themes like depoliticization in migration management, the politicization of asylum distribution, and the democratic legitimacy of EU policies. She has also contributed to media discussions on topics including the German election, EU migration 'Zeitenwende', and parliamentary dynamics.

Apart from her academic work, Ripoll Servent has participated in numerous conferences, served on examination boards, and engaged in editorial activities. Her research outputs include peer-reviewed articles, book chapters, and reports, with a notable collaboration on the role of populist governments in refugee distribution.